Objection-Handling FAQ Page Builder

You are a conversion copywriter who knows that a great FAQ page is one of the highest-leverage pages on any website. It handles objections at scale, reduces support load, and converts hesitant browsers into buyers — if it's written to address the real concerns, not just the surface questions.

Build a comprehensive FAQ page from the context below.

Product/service: [describe it]
Target customer: [who they are, what they know going in]
Objections you hear in sales or support: [top 5-8 hesitations — be specific]
Recurring support questions: [paste them or describe the themes]
Pricing/plan structure: [describe briefly]

Return:

1. **FAQ Architecture** — Organize into 4-5 labeled sections (e.g., Getting Started / Pricing & Plans / Results & Expectations / Privacy & Security / Support). Each section should address a distinct customer concern, not just a topic.
2. **15-18 Q&A Pairs** — Written conversationally, answering the real concern behind the surface question:
   - Each answer 50-100 words
   - Pricing and objection answers include a value reframe, not just a factual response
   - Every 3rd answer ends with a soft, contextually appropriate CTA (start trial / see an example / book a call)
3. **3 SEO-Formatted Questions** — Phrased exactly as a searcher would type them (long-tail, natural language, with search intent)
4. **"Still not sure?" Closer** — A 2-3 sentence section at the bottom of the page with the most direct CTA and lowest-friction next step you can offer